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BY TYPE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION Continued TableⅠ |
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person |
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Type |
1990 |
1994 |
1995 |
1996 |
1997 |
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Part-time |
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Sub-degree |
15868 |
8951 |
7768 |
12165 |
11758 |
First Degree |
3199 |
4883 |
4627 |
4223 |
4120 |
Postgraduate |
4041 |
8351 |
9652 |
10138 |
10537 |
The Open University of Hong Kong⑥ |
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Part-time |
13009 |
18311 |
20085 |
20451 |
22904 |
Adult Education Institutions⑦ |
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Day Courses |
21189 |
29488 |
32590 |
33359 |
36588 |
Evening Courses |
79805 |
62534 |
59547 |
59211 |
62948 |
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Notes:
Figures for kindergarten, primary, secondary 1-7 and special education are as at September of the |
year.Figures for approved post-secondary colleges, other post-secondary colleges, schools offering adult education and the Open University of Hong Kong are as at October of the year. Figures for |
Technical Institutes and Technical Colleges are as at November of the year. Figures for UGC-funded |
institutions are as at December of the year. |
① Kindergarten education is provided by voluntary organisations and private bodies for children |
in the 3-5 age group. These kindergartens are registered with and supervised by the Education |
Department. Most kindergartens operate two half-day sessions, but the number offering whole-day |
places is increasing. |
② Excluding commercial schools which have been classified under 'Adult education insitutions'. |
③ The Hong Kong Institute of Education came under the aegis of the University Grants Committee |
(UGC)with effect from 1 July 1996. |
④ Craft level course is post-secondary 3 course. Technician level course is post-secondary 5 |
course. |
⑤ The Hong Kong Technical Colleges (Chai Wan & Tsing Yi), which run Higher Diploma and |
Higher Certificate courses, started operation in 1993. |
⑥ The Open Learning Institute of Hong Kong was established in June 1989. It was renamed The |
Open University of Hong Kong on 30 May 1997. |
⑦ 'Adult education institutions' refer to courses in Government evening institutes, the Evening |
School of Higher Chinese Studies and various private schools offering a variety of subjects |
including commercial classes. |